Eagles Team up with Steve Waugh - Waugh in the West

To celebrate the opening of the new St Clair Oval on 15th February, come and watch reigning SANFL Premiers the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club and Steve Waugh take on the Woodville District Cricket Club.

The All Star Twenty20 Cricket match will include past and present cricket and football players including Steve Waugh, Trent Hentschel, Luke Powell, Bernie Vince, Jared Petrenko (Eagles /Adelaide Crows), Tim Nielsen (former Australian coach and Redback) and other local sports stars.

Action starts at 4.30pm, ready for the coin toss at 5pm. Bring your picnic and chair, and get ready for Waugh in the West!

Come n’ try the Community Sports Participation events that will also be held on the evening, with:
•Vipers Soccer Club
•Western Magic Basketball Club
•Woodville South Junior Football Club

The Woodville-West Torrens Football Club Cricket Team includes:
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Steve Waugh (former Australian Cricket Captain)

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Bernie Vince (Eagles FC / AFC player)

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Jared Petrenko (Eagles FC / AFC player)

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Tim Nielsen (former SA cricketer Australian coach and Eagles FC supporter)

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Ben Higgins (former SA cricketer and Eagles FC player)

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Shane Maraun (former SA cricketer and current Eagles FC coaching staff)

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Steven Hall (former Eagles FC coaching staff)

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Michael Godden (Eagles FC Coach)

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Trent Hentschel (Eagles FC Football Manager - former AFC and Eagles player)

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Scott Lewis (Eagles FC player)

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Luke Powell (Eagles FC player)

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Matthew Goldsworthy (Eagles FC player)

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Travis Lane (Eagles FC player)

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Justin Cicolella (Eagles FC, former AFC player)


WHAT: Waugh in the West – All Star Twenty20 Cricket match to celebrate the opening of the new St Clair Oval.

WHEN: Wednesday 15th February 2012, 4.30PM – 8.30PM.

WHERE: New St Clair Oval, Cnr Brocas and Actil Ave, Woodville.

WHO: Cricketing legend Steve Waugh, the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club, Woodville District Cricket Club and other local sports stars.

I would have thought that our CEO Chris Davies would play. After all he did play for the SACA.